Meanings of whole choir in English

We must feast the whole choir, and, may be, the dean and chapter.

The electors were too much excited to take their seats; and the whole choir was in a tumult.

All the whole choir of poets love the grove, and avoid cities, due votaries to Bacchus delighting in repose and shade.

Just at that moment the whole choir burst forth with a 'Requiescat in pace,' that shook the vaults of the cathedral.

I caused myself to be conducted to the north gallery, from which the whole choir of the church can be seen.

Soon he starts layering his voice, so it sounds like a whole choir is trading lines, the song's impact growing as he does.

Then the organ, far above their heads, rolled in its solemn notes, and the whole choir broke into song as they moved on.

The whole choir was up and singing, not hymns this time but cries of pain as the wasps stung cheeks, chins, and noses.

He is entering again this year, both with the whole choir and performing a separate duet of Moon River with fellow resident Mollie Arnold-Forster.

But before the "Cherubim" hymn the whole choir suddenly began blowing their noses, coughing and zealously turning the pages of their music.

When the priests had intoned one line, we may suppose that the whole choir of Levites made answer in the second line, completing the parallelism.

Dr. Wellesley, with the other canons, and the whole choir, then came under the dome, and the pall-bearers, chief mourners, and executors, stood by them.

1, with the whole choir, the orchestra, and the great organ.